I plan to use eight of these in a portable trailer that will require tilting in order to get better pannel exposure. What is the max. digree allowable
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It was shipped to me on it's side so Guessing it could Handel a trailer tilt
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All of the electrolyte in these batteries is fully absorbed in the internal fiber matting (AGM = Absorbed Glass Mat). As long as the battery is supported it could be tilted in any orientation. There is no vent/valve on the top to spill from like on a traditional flooded lead acid battery.
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8.75 inches if they legs are spread. It can be increased to 10" if the legs are brought in, but that means they arent locked back and it isnt in the most stable of conditions and wont be able to support anything that is SLR sized and not perfectly balanced.
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Hi Patricia, unfortunately no, the tilt is limited to 45 degrees not 90 so its only half way there! Not too many applications that need 90 degrees, so Ill take a guess and say this for a dental practice maybe? If so, you should check out the ICW mounts, they are expensive but made for that application specifically. Cheers! Allan ~ InstallerParts
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Just checked with FlashFurniture's customer service. Max load bearing capacity is 165 lbs.
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I believe that is the maximum capacity according to Celestron. Really depends on your goals. If you're interested in imaging esp deep space then probably would consider a more robust platform. Remember that once you add a camera, filter wheel, guide scope etc you will be over the weight limit. For deep space imaging in particular I don't think it's a good idea to press the edge of weight capacity. You will most likely be disappointed. However, if you are looking to do solar system work or just visual observations then that's a different story. You're not going to require spot on tracking/guiding for that application. In that case I think you will be OK except you will still need probably a couple of extra counterweights. I think they are around 11 pounds each or so and they only give you 1 so you will need a couple more most likely. Hope that helps Clear skies! Dave
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It depends on the distance you throw the beam. It's ability to illuminate much is greatly decreased after about 20 to 30 feet. that is why I rated it low for higher speed after dark riding. It would be fine for city streets. I would approximate it to cast a beam a little narrower than one lane of a street at about 20 feet. That assumes you point it down for this perspective. if you tilt it up more it will throw a wider beam further down the street, but you drastically lose brightness. The sweet spot is probably 20 feet out and 8 to 9 feet wide.
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It will support the weight. I would mount via lens for more stability . If using the lens at higher ranges you will have to be very good to hold it still enough for a hood focus. O have no problem up to 300 but after that it depends on wind and how much hiking I've done.
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The max load is rated at 3.3 lbs (1.5kg). The flash alone will be close or over the load rating depending one which model you have. That Apollo is about 3 lbs. I wouldn't try it. For your setup I would go with a stand that can handle 8 lbs. and up.
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I use it on a 32 foot 5th wheel and just have one leveler. My camper has tandem axles - two wheels on each side, each on their own axle. How many you need would depend on how severe the slant of the ground is & the weight of your motor home. Each one is capable of lifting 30,000 pounds. My thought is: if 1/2 of the weight ov your motor home isn't over 30,000 and the ground is reasonably level, then one should be sufficient. You may want to use 2 however so one the duals isn't bearing so much weight.
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Tilts about 15. Best to mount your TV eye level (when seated) when using this type of mount.
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Panning horizontal and vertical is what this does. You can see me using these in my videos from You Tube on Finding New Neighbors. I have a lot of samples on there. Your camera would have no problem on this jib crane. I have the 8' and the 4'. Both work great! I use them every week filming houses as a real estate broker.
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The manual doesn't give a maximum. It does give setup distances for a 300" screen. We use our in a home theater with a 4:3 screen measuring 120" and it is plenty bright.
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I would just look up whichever pole your interested in and compare diminisions? You already know the Maxpedition is 12x5
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Hi, I don't the maximum height. We mounted ours at eight foot. Works great.
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I would say pretty close to 90. If you look at the picture, it has a U-shape recess. This allows you to move the face (camera front) downward. If you are planning to mount this above a door, I believe this would work just fine. It has quite a range setting. Mounting above a door would be ideal. You will have very good quality that close up. I have mine mounted further away (20-30 ft) Visibility/quality is still good, but not like what you are trying to do. I think you will be very satisfied with this camera and your mounting location.
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10 yards is the peak brightness. At that distance they hurt your eyes, and traffic hates me which is why I bought them for my motorcycle. I want to be seen! The exact angle I can not determine. it is a very tight pattern that does not spread out until about 45 feet.
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actually according to "VariZoom" themselves, max. is 64" and the min. is 30" and will support UP TO 10lbs. of camera weight.